The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-20
MAss1LLoN MESSAGES.
Items of Interest From the West End Of
Molly Stark.

Items of Interest From the West End Of
Molly Stark.
Miss Laura Russell has gone to Cleve-
land.
Mr.. VIM. Johnson, of Fostoria, is in
Massillon.
Mr.. /. S. Crooks has returned from
visit to Findlay.
j. H. Blair, of Pittsburgh, is regis
tered at Hotel Conrad.
Mr.. B. F. Booth returned Monday
from a trip to Nebraska.
Mr.. VIM. II. Grain, of Texas, is reg
istered at the Hotel Conrad.
German Catholic fair commence on
October 23, at Buckeye Hall.
Mr.. Alfred Lowe, of Cleveland, is in
the city, visiting his parents.
Mr.. John Trojean and Anthonie Har-
mon were married Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis, of Cleveland, is,,visiting
at the residence Of A. P. Conlan. sSass
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram b. Yost have re-
turned from their wedding tour. r r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rudolph re
turned from Akron Tuesday evening
Charles Wentzel, who is ill with an
attack of typhoid fever, has had a re.
Iapse,
Don't forget that the.El TraficO burns
to. ashes. Blumenschein's new brand Of
cigars. lsssssa.s; -
Rev. 'LsF. Meyer, of Canton, paid
Rev. p. j Buehl a shOrtl visit, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Eva Merwin left Monday for 8
visit to her sister, Miss Murray Fawcett
in Sharon, Pa.
Buy tickets for the lecture course al
the Independent Company's store ant
help the project along. IL .2as E1sSs88z
The Episcopal dime society will NEE
at the residence of Mr.. Alfred HOpperi
on Friday night, October q. Il =
l
| The Hon. VIM. Grain, of Texas, will
deliver Democratic address in thu
| Opera House, Friday evening.
Mrs. Wm Hall died Tuesday morn
ing, at her residence on Clay street, o
consumption. Funeral Thursday.
Mrs. Umbenhour, the wife of I
wealthy farmer, living near Meyer
church, was taken to the insane asylum
at Newburg.
| The Massillon Gun Club received al
| invitation to attend the sweepstak
shoot to be held at North Industr
| November Bird.
| The evening train on the Z. l.. e. "
R. r. was delayed on account of
| break at the engine and did not arriv
1t MassilIon until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. Nal Neldon, of Mansfield, VIII
was the guest Of Miss Hunt, the earl
part of the summer, passed throug
1 this city yesterday afternoon, expectin
to sail for Europe shortly after her a.
rival in New York.
L Monday, while Mr.. Jacob Mentzt
! and family, of Navarro, were on IL
road between that place and MassillOI
a traction engine frightened Mr.. Men
zel'S horse, which ran away All tt
/. occupants were thrown out but not Sc
| iously injured.
4 The reunion of the German Veteran
9 which is to be held at Buckeye Hall, c
Il November 18th, viii be the first thing
the kind ever held in this part of Il
| State Besides the local societies, AkrC
: Guards, the two best military bands
Ohio will be present,
IL Young men who have occasion
S spend the evening with their "best gil
2 should never fall asleep and be TAXI
i I by the gentleman of the house to be
h thief, and have a revolver held ov
S him until the police arrive, before
n can explain the difficulty into which
D has placed himself. Such was the ca
v last evening when a minister of II
gospel held a young man Of this eli
until the police arrived and he cou
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